General Discussion

Placing you at a juncture where you can either give into the world's corruption or fight against it. This is part of the age-old hero's journey, a pattern of growth that humans probably instinctively follow as it has been the subject of storytelling since at least the Epic of Gilgamesh. The stories are needed because the call to heroism is not always answered and requires instruction, especially at the point of despair when there is the least incentive to answer it. When you become the hero, the one who protects innocence from corruption, your success is not assured, the stories only teach us it is possible, but your life will have meaning, which is more than can be said of the lives of certain billionaires who have rejected the call.